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originally posted by: undo
holy toledo, they are trying awfully hard in this paper to make enki into enlil (it appears they want to re-translate the story into a monotheistic story). these are not the same entities. and they are only getting away with that interpretation because they haven't addressed all the ways in which words relating to earth and the abzu, are depicted in the texts. (not to mention how LIL became a generic god word, that would end up being applied in one fashion or another, to all mesopotamian gods, later (example: elohim (plural word meaning "gods")).
originally posted by: teraform
@Undo
I always thought Enil was associated with Jehovah but read earlier in the thread you posted
The etymology of Enki is Jehovah?
originally posted by: teraform
@Undo this from page 4 of the thread,this is were Iam confussed
yet more evidence that En.lil, who is occasionally called Jehovah in the old testament, and who is later called Allah by muslims,
and who the vatican also surreptiously (by deceit) worship, the god of Babylon. not the god of gods, but the owner of planet
Earth, prince of the Air.
originally posted by: undo
originally posted by: teraform
@Undo
I always thought Enil was associated with Jehovah but read earlier in the thread you posted
The etymology of Enki is Jehovah?
correct.
Ea = Iah. NehemIAH, JeremIAH, etc. Also in Pharaoh Ahmose's name: Born of Iah. Pronounced Ayah. add semitic prefix H-ayah. Hayah is the root form of jehovah, which is also yahweh. I am that I am is Hayah Asher Hayah.
Ea=Iah=Ayah=Yah=HaYAH=YAHweh=Jehovah. all the same banana.